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The Cry Of A Teenage Girl




They clam to be friends, uncles and brothers
Yet they steal away our virginity
Even if we cry out, who will believe?
When we run to them for advices
But they expose us heavy pressure.

They smile at us but their heart, is full of lust
We build our dreams but they hunt us down
Is it a crime to be young and beautiful?
I know there is some one out there.
That has once been in my shoes
We need your prayers and support
If we fail like you did
Then of what use are you to us?

Am just 16 year old
Why do you want to take advantage of me?
Don’t entice us into pleasure and sex
A safety world for the teenagers?
Let it begin with you.
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Location: Ibadan, Nigeria

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